BeachBumDeac
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so now QBs are like head coaches who negotiate raises for their assistants?
No. Robin Hood took from rich and gave to poor expecting nothing in return. Don’t tell me maye doesn’t expect personal support payback It’s his investment. Why not share equally with the whole “team” for a team incentive. Nor will nil groups give equally Because it ain’t really a team effort. Thereby ruining the concept of college sports. It’s professional in every way.Drake "Robin Hood" Maye
No one pays taxes on giftsAnd pay their tax
And he would pay their taxes on that money?
Depends on the amount. Also depends on what is gifted and who or what is receiving the gift.No one pays taxes on gifts
No one pays taxes on gifts
Well, doesn't Biden want/require every entry over $600 be reported to IRS?
Current limit on gifts is $16,000.00. If more you pay gift tax.Not clear if this is earned income or a gift or what
Current limit on gifts is $16,000.00. If more you pay gift tax.
I'm sure that the quarterback would direct the donor to pay the ol.Ok. So the QB pays the tax and gifts money to the OL.
As Mack points out, no you don’t. You can front load your lifetime estate tax exemption allowance.Current limit on gifts is $16,000.00. If more you pay gift tax.